When we peruse nurseries in spring each year, there have always been several different types; thus, it can become hard to choose one of them. Which lilacs flowers are the most fragrant? Which one of them will thrive in your garden? We guess you are wondering about the questions. To bloom, lilacs flowers need about 2,000 freezing hours below 45° Fahrenheit during the winter. It makes Lilac an optimum cold-weather shrub.
Due to its fondness for chilly temperatures, one should never associate this shrub with an olive tree. However, perennial and deciduous lilacs come from the family of olives only – Oleaceae. Most lilac shrubs bloom in Zones 3 to 7, but some of them are hardy in Zone 2. Some cultivars, cultivated specifically for warm weather, grow pretty well in Zones 8 and 9. In addition to this, some lilacs even grow in parts of Zone 10. There are more than 12 species of lilac in the genus Syringa.
Also, if you are just starting, you need to learn about them all through our online flower delivery services in Gurgaon. Lilacs are famous for their panicles of pink, white, or purple flowers, and their dark green foliage (heart-shaped in a few cultivars). All are gorgeous in their way, and the majority of them provide the alluring smells around them.
So for all lilac lovers residing out there in Gurgaon, this article will introduce you all to our 7 favorite lilac varieties.
Agincourt Beauty – Lilac Flowers
Want your lilac blooms with massive florets to place in a vase, stuffing your house with an alluring smell of springtime? Then this ‘Agincourt Beauty’ (blooms between late April and early May) is the perfect lilac for you. With the largest individual florets of lilac cultivars and species, ‘Agincourt Beauty’ is a spirited violet stunner. This Agincourt Beauty thrives in Zones 3 to 7 and it reaches a notable height of 10 to 12 feet with a spread of 8 to 10 feet. You need to get your hands on this ‘Agincourt Beauty’ for your backyard.
Beauty of Moscow
For a fragrant surprise, plant this ‘Beauty of Moscow’ in your garden or yard (also known as ‘Krasavitsa Moskvy’) translated from Russia to “beauty of Moscow”. This shrub creates buds that turn from soft pink into bright white, and become double-flowered blossoms. Delicately gorgeous, lilacs are highly fragrant. Cut 1 or 2 clusters from lilacs, place them within a vase, and adore the amazing smell of springtime in your entire house. ‘Beauty of Moscow’ lilacs grow especially in May. Moreover, it is hardy to Zones 3 and 7, reaches its mature height – of 10 to 12 feet and spreads about 8 feet wide.
Be Right Back – Lilac Flowers
With dark pink buds to give way to huge, pink, and fragrant flowers, ‘Be Right Back’ are the reblooming lilacs that bloom in early summer. Just when you think that your color season is over, it again blooms in early fall. ‘Be Right Back’ usually grows to its mature height of about 4 feet, and the width of 4 feet.
Bloomerang
“Boomerang” is a hybrid plant of compact and reblooming lilacs that has a cylindrical growth habit. Bloomerang produces light pink and fragrant flowers in the late spring season, then from July shows a spectacular display of bright purple Bloomerang that lasts until the first frost. Bloomerang does its best in Zones 3 to 7 and reaches its mature width and height of 3 to 6 feet. Order flowers online and finds this Bloomerang in 3-inch containers.
Charles Joly – Lilac Flowers
Does someone need magenta in their life right now? Then allow ‘Charles Joly’ to deliver that. This sweet-smelling plant may grow up to a height of 12 feet with a width of about 10 feet. In addition to this, this shrub thrives in Zones 3 to 7. But the matter of fact is that its double-flowered petals are its treasured trait. It starts to bloom from mid-spring to late spring season and it lasts for about 3 to 4 weeks.
Common Purple
Vulgaris is a common purple lilac, and it is a species plant from which various cultivars are being developed. It was brought from Europe to India in the mid-1700s. Blooming in May, it is adaptable to various types of soil. Moreover, it’s a lavender-colored flower that gives off that sweet and classic scent. We are sure that you had this common purple lilac under the zipline shrub in your childhood yard in Gurgaon. We will plant this shrub which is hardy to Zones 3 to 7 and its width and height may reach 8 to 10 feet.
Common White – Lilac Flowers
If you have lived in Zone 2, you are lucky as this common white lilac thrives in Zones 2 and 7. It’s a subspecies of – the purple common lilac. With snow-white petals along with a heady and heavy fragrance, this shrub spreads from mid-spring season to early summer season and offers lovely lilacs to people who choose white to purple. This common white lilac blooms to a height and width of about 8 to 10 feet. So, Send Flowers To Bangalore like these common white lilacs to your loved ones right away.c
